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Switching from Google to Kagi: A Search Engine That Prioritizes Users

By

thimabi

9mo ago· 17 min readenOpinion

Summary

The author expresses frustration with Google's search engine, particularly its mandatory AI summaries and intrusive features, likening the experience to past grievances with Google+. They highlight their decision to switch to Kagi, a search engine that prioritizes user experience over treating users as products.

Key quotes

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I like how the search engine is the product instead of me.
Mandatory AI summaries have come to Google, and they gleefully showcase hallucinations while confidently insisting on their truth.
I feel about them the same way I felt about mandatory G+ logins when all I wanted to do was access my damn YouTube account: I hate them. Intensely.
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Enough is enough: I’ve jettisoned Google in favor of a search engine that doesn’t treat me like a product.

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